God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
Three main tendencies that can draw our hearts away from the centrality of the gospel:
1. Legalism, which means basing our relationship with God on our performance.
2. Condemnation, which means being more focused on our sin than on God’s grace.
3. Subjectivism, which means basing our view of God on our changing feelings and emotions.
While you may in charity assume that a Christian brother acts from pure motives, you dare not assume that your own heart is upright. You must be more charitable to others than you are to yourself. You have no access to a fellow Christian’s heart. No ability to test his inward devotion to the Lord, which is the all-important matter in using things indifferent. But you can scrutinize your own heart. You can examine your inner man to detect your own motives and aims for every act.
BRING O LARGE POT OF WATER TO A BOIL. ADD THE RICE AND COOK OVER
MEDIUM-LOW HEAT FOR 14 MINUTES, OR UNTIL TENDER. DRAIN AND RINSE BRIEFLY
WITH COLD WATER. SET ASIDE. PLACE 1 OF THE EGG WHITES IN A SMALL BOWL, AND
BEAT WITH AN ELECTRIC MIXTURE UNTIL STIFF. PLACE THE YOKE (OR REMAINING
WHITE) IN A LARGE BOWL. ADD THE HONEY AND LEMON RIND. BEAT WITH AN
ELECTRIC MIXER FOR ABOUT 3 MINUTES. FOLD IN THE RICE, APPLE, RAISINS AND
EXTRACT. FOLD IN THE BEATEN EGG WHITE. COAT A1 1/2 QUART CASSEROLE ITH
NON-STICK SPRAY. ADD THE RICE MIXTURE. BAKE AT 350F FOR 25-30 MINUTES, OR
UNTIL SET. SERVE HOT OR COLD.
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A Message from our Provider:
“A spirit of thankfulness is one of the most distinctive marks of a Christian whose heart is attuned to the Lord. Thank God in the midst of trials and every persecution. #Billy Graham”
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